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Hi Mike, well i was not aware of this. i am trying to find out the solution for a long time now, so posted it in Web development forum as well to get some help.
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What is Web service? What is the use of it?
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Try to search on google[^] like first.
I Love T-SQL
"Don't torture yourself,let the life to do it for you."
If my post helps you kindly save my time by voting my post.
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Please be so kind to use Google first.
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Karthick_gc wrote: What is Web service? What is the use of it?
Here[^]it is
And
What is Web Service ?[^] 
cheers,
Abhijit
CodeProject MVP
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hi all,
I am using asp.net 2.0,ajax updatepannel where i place the gridview.I have a buton in parent when I click on it it opens a new modal window and there is another button in chield and on clicking this the chield window wil closed and the grid in parent page should rebind so that it will display the changes made from chield.
thanks and regards
bikash 
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Hi bikash,
Have u tried Event Bubbling or delegates for the same.
~Sanjeev
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I will tell you how I have done this in the past.
But a button on your page in design view.
Double click the Button1to get an new method in the code behind. In that method put the code you want to run to update the parent grid...
In the page_load add
Button1.Style.Add("display", "none");
Create a javascript method on the markup
function UpdateGrid() {
var Button1 = document.getElementById("<%=Button1.ClientID %>");
Button1.click();
}
Call UpdateGrid(); in javascript when your window closes or when you need to.
I didn't get any requirements for the signature
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Does anyone know how or an article that can tell me how to handle downloading for clients of a website of an odd file.
Say heres the scenario: I want them to pull off a fresh copy of the database as a backup file when they visit a page on my website.
Now i now how to create the bak file , but now I need to know what is the best course of action when downloading it. I can create the file on server and Response.Redirect to the file to case the file to get loaded.
What i would like to know now is there a way this file can be streamed directly to the clients browser without being physically on the server drive.
Or is there a way of creating the file and then deleting once it finished downloading ?
Thanx
Le Roux Viljoen
Web Developer
PCW New Media
South African Branch
www.pcwnewmedia.com
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Good Afternoon Chona1171
What is an odd file?
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Chona1171 wrote:
I want them to pull off a fresh copy of the database as a backup file when they visit a page on my website.
Can you please explain the above statemenet clearly
Chona1171 wrote:
, but now I need to know what is the best course of action when downloading it. I can create the file on server and Response.Redirect to the file to case the file to get loaded.
I really dont understand what you trying to say here, please explain clearer
Chona1171 wrote:
What i would like to know now is there a way this file can be streamed directly to the clients browser without being physically on the server drive.
Or is there a way of creating the file and then deleting once it finished downloading ?
Really i cant understand what you want. please take your time and explain your problem and tell us what you have already done
Thank you
Vuyiswa Maseko,
Few companies that installed computers to reduce the employment of clerks have realized their expectations.... They now need more and more expensive clerks even though they call them "Developers" or "Programmers."
C#/VB.NET/ASP.NET/SQL7/2000/2005/2008
http://www.vuyiswamaseko.tiyaneProperties.co.za
vuyiswa@its.co.za
www.ITS.co.za
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Vuyiswa Maseko wrote:
What is an odd file?
Odd file meaning a file that is dynamically generated when requested and is not a functional part (what actually make the website work) of the website. a .bak file which is a sql backup format would be seen as a odd field because it does not get displayed it merely dynamic output provided
Vuyiswa Maseko wrote: Chona1171 wrote:
I want them to pull off a fresh copy of the database as a backup file when they visit a page on my website.
Can you please explain the above statemenet clearly
Can you please read the rest of the text (and title) it clearly states I know how to create the backup as a file what I would like to know is options to provide this backup file on the fly for my clients.
Vuyiswa Maseko wrote: but now I need to know what is the best course of action when downloading it. I can create the file on server and Response.Redirect to the file to case the file to get loaded.
I really dont understand what you trying to say here, please explain clearer
What was said that that is the current option I am using but would like to know if there are alternatives (please read the whole article)
Vuyiswa Maseko wrote: What i would like to know now is there a way this file can be streamed directly to the clients browser without being physically on the server drive.
Or is there a way of creating the file and then deleting once it finished downloading ?
Really i cant understand what you want. please take your time and explain your problem and tell us what you have already done
There is no problem I am looking for an alternative, maybe giving the file to the client on the response stream instead of physically having the file on the server. I know of an example where they actually use a technique to stream a file to limit the amount of kbps each download can use.
And please refrain from marking your post as an answer when u are just asking questions
Le Roux Viljoen
Web Developer
PCW New Media
South African Branch
www.pcwnewmedia.com
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can we add connection string in global.asax???
if yes tell me the sample code....
if no tell me the reason...
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Yes! you can add connection string at Global.asax.
code of global.asax with Connection String:
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]]>
]]>
void Application_Start()
{
//Connection string for SQL Server with trusted connection
Application.Add ("DB_CONNECTION_STRING","DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=ServerName;DATABASE=DataBaseName;Trusted_connection=yes;");
}
void Session_Start()
{
//open connection to database
OdbcConnection cnConnection = new OdbcConnection (Application.Get("DB_CONNECTION_STRING").ToString());
cnConnection.Open();
Session.Add ("DB_CONNECTION", cnConnection );
}
void Session_End()
{
//a graceful disconnect
OdbcConnection cnConnection = (OdbcConnection) Session["DB_CONNECTION"];
cnConnection.Close ();
}
~Sanjeev
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Hi
i want to upload multiple files with single file upload control?
user can select multiple files when he click on browse and upload with single click?
regards
keyur satyadev
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Well, how do you propose to do that ? Your only bet is to tell your user to take all those files, and put them in a single zip. You can't magically change html, or ASP.NET, or the web, to fit what you wish it could do.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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No - it's a single user control that generates multiple upload controls, which is the only way you can do it, unless you do something with an activeX. As the article itself says, an upload control can only manage a single file.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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I Agree Christian Graus that an upload control can only manage a single file, but to come out of stuck-in situation its not a bad idea to create a custom control and use it as a multiple file upload control.
~San
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i have a class called common,which holds the reference to a web service,every time when i want to use the web service i called a method connect() which returns webservice.service and through that i call the relevant method in the web service.
what i want to know is whether this way, means creating a new instance for the web service every time is effective,
because as we work with db after finishing the work we disconnect the connection to db.
here we don't do it.if this way is not effecient what would be the most effective way?
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Are you creating instance at the click of calling web-methods or its on class initialization?
1) If you are using it on click of button then you should kept it under the class constructor. This will reduce the no. of request to get the web-service methods at every click.
2) Other way is: if your web method is not parameterized and you require each time the same output then you can go for the shared variable, just store the output in your shared variable and use it instead of calling web-service again and again.
~Sanjeev
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the situation is that i call different web methods on different button clicks, with passing parameters.
public static rservice.Service connect_webserver()
{
rservice.Service srv = new rservice.Service();
srv.CookieContainer = new CookieContainer();
return srv;
}
this is the code that i use to create a new instance of the web reference.
for each button click i call this method to refer the web service.
i think this is like creating connections to db for each db call.if i'm correct
then i think this is not good, if so using a shared connection might be efficient.
then can you tell me how to find some articles about this.
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i am having trouble changing some data fields within this form, and am wondering if anyone can help me.
this is the coding.
the last paragraph (child care type onwards) needs to be set to have a dropdown list containg the following information
crèches
toddler groups
pre-schools and playgroups
day nurseries
out-of-school or 'kids' clubs
childminders
nannies
if anyone can help contact me asap thanks 
<tr>
<td>Child Care Type</td>
<td><asp:textbox id="txtChildCareType" runat="server" xmlns:asp="#unknown"></asp:textbox></td>
</tr>
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What is your question ? I *think* it's 'I took a paid job and have no idea how to do it', but the specifics are lost on me. You have a list of strings, and you have a textbox. Why don't you have a drop down list ? What data field are you changing ? What are you changing it to ? You can't seriously be asking us how to create a drop down list ? Buy an ASP.NET book, and read it. In the meantime, tell your client you lied to them.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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touchy touchy. someone thinks they are the master at asp.net coding. i was only asking a general question thought forums were provided to help, and i guess someone has too much time on their hands, coming up with sarky comments to put people down. im actually creating a university project using asp.net coding, i am not getting paid and i have no client to tell them i lied to them. but hey you cant be right all the time better luck next time chum(p)
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